Sold - Tip O' The Antler
Woven using 6 varieties of European Basketry Willow grown & harvested in Blue Ridge, Georgia, onto a 3 point shed Mule Deer antler from Colorado with floating Boston Ivy rim obtained off a silo barn in Blu Ridge.
Meet the Maker
Mark Hendry
Mountain Heritage Historic Handcraft
ARTIST STATEMENT
When I follow my bliss, it always leads me to The Great Outdoors. In Nature, I find the inspiration, materials and a state of well-being; all of which coalesce into the creation of my Art. Living in the Appalachian Mountains, I’m surrounded by a rich history of time-honored traditions and a legacy of handcraft. To me, historic handcrafts embolden a greater simplicity and a deeper connection to Nature, so I naturally gravitate to the olde-tymey way of doing things.
For me, “Art is Life”, so I strive to use sustainable, renewable resources, and materials that are “alive”. I work in tandem with Mother Nature, collaborating respectfully in the creation of our work; acknowledging the divine intelligence in all things, and revealing our oneness with the Earth and with each other.
